Where is the blasted draw and how much power do you need to open it?

In Lyndas room. You need 80 in poltergeist, go there after you´ve possessed Hans in the livingroom.

Great game, played it beginning to end a few times got all endings.

This is a game that could use a sequel. It could easily be turned into an anthology series with a different ghost and different setting each time.

The game is perfectly fine as is but I'm always looking to expand on good things so I'll give my ideas on what could be done for a sequel. What I really would have liked is a morality meter in the game, where the ghost could have been helpful or manipulative depending on the choices you make, and perhaps which you choose would open up more powers. So say if you're an evil, manipulative ghost you could start making suggestions to the daughter (after you seduce her) to go to an occult bookstore and get books on how you could increase your power. The influence you have on her changes her, and she starts dressing more goth. Perhaps you could eventually find a way to leave the home for a limited time by tagging along with people you possess. Then you could go to school with the daughter or work with the husband or out clubbing with the aunt and have more interactions in those different locations.

I think what I wanted to see is a stronger central story happening with the family and the ghost influencing that story for good or bad. You could think of the ghost as a Mad Max type character, or a hero from many westerns , where the story is not about the main character, the main character just wanders into someone else's story and influences it. I think if you took this approach and have a new story with new characters and a new setting each game you could come up with some interesting future games with this concept.

Finally got all the endings both good and bad. Felt somewhat let down thinking that there could have been more to the story to spice it up. Aunt and Niece or more of the neighbor and the daughter. Trying to keep up the energy levels is kind of a pain in the butt. Still not a bad game.

It's great game, sadly they don't made more of this kind game-play style, glad that rimyirr was inspired by this game and make his one great game.

Pedro2K16 wrote:It's great game, sadly they don't made more of this kind game-play style, glad that rimyirr was inspired by this game and make his one great game.

Rimyirr actually did 2 games. "Demon in the Flesh" and "Demon on a Starship". Both are free if you want to know. But the Starship game is inspired by Sensual Haunting. And it is lots of fun to play. I think of it as a cross between "Sensual Haunting" and "Firefly". Google this game. It's worth at least a playthrough.

Try NG+ in Demon on starship, He add more scenes and events

muttdoggy wrote:

Pedro2K16 wrote:It's great game, sadly they don't made more of this kind game-play style, glad that rimyirr was inspired by this game and make his one great game.

Rimyirr actually did 2 games. "Demon in the Flesh" and "Demon on a Starship". Both are free if you want to know. But the Starship game is inspired by Sensual Haunting. And it is lots of fun to play. I think of it as a cross between "Sensual Haunting" and "Firefly". Google this game. It's worth at least a playthrough.

I tried both and liked them. I'm not even a fan of science fiction porn games but I found Demon on a Starship to be very entertaining.

Great game, but it missed something. My opinion, the best scene was the bdsm one. But when I first played it, I didn't know there was a continuation to it because of your choice. But when I for the second time played it, I was really pleased)